At eight weeks pregnant, your baby is still tiny — but an incredible amount of development is already taking place.
One of the most anticipated moments in early pregnancy is seeing your baby's heartbeat for the first time.
Finding out you are pregnant can bring a mixture of excitement, anticipation and, sometimes, a lot of questions.
Pregnancy is an incredible journey, but it's also natural to experience moments of uncertainty along the way. This is where reassurance scans can play an important role.
Pregnancy is an exciting journey filled with milestones, emotions, and plenty of anticipation.
Choosing to book a private ultrasound scan is an exciting step in your pregnancy journey.
When you're expecting a baby, ultrasound scans become an important part of your pregnancy journey.
You've been counting down the days to your ultrasound appointment. You're excited to see your baby, perhaps hoping for a perfect profile picture, a glimpse of their tiny face...
Whether it's your first pregnancy scan or your fourth, it's completely natural to have questions.
Whether you're attending your very first pregnancy scan, a gender reveal appointment, or an exciting 4D baby scan, it's natural to look forward to the experience.
Whether it's your very first pregnancy scan or you're returning to see how your baby has grown, it's completely normal to feel excited, curious, and perhaps even a little nervous...
Pregnancy is filled with exciting milestones, from hearing your baby's heartbeat for the first time to feeling those first kicks.
Pregnancy is one of life's most exciting journeys, and while the experience is deeply personal for expectant parents, it's also a special time for the people who love and support them.
Pregnancy is filled with unforgettable moments, but few compare to the experience of seeing your baby's face for the first time.
One of the most exciting moments during pregnancy is discovering whether you're expecting a boy or a girl.
One of the most reassuring aspects of pregnancy care is being able to monitor your baby's growth and development.
The third trimester is an exciting stage of pregnancy. As you move closer to meeting your baby, remarkable changes are taking place every week.
The 20-week NHS scan—often called the mid-pregnancy scan—is one of the most important milestones in your pregnancy journey.
Reaching 12 weeks of pregnancy is a major milestone. By this stage, your baby has grown rapidly and is beginning to look much more like a tiny human.
If you’re considering booking a private ultrasound, it’s completely natural to ask: “Are private ultrasound scans safe for me and my baby?” The short answer is yes—when done by trained professionals.
Pregnancy care has come a long way over the years, and one of the most important advancements has been the development of ultrasound technology.
Mental Health Awareness Week, beginning on 11th May 2026, is an important opportunity to recognise the value of emotional wellbeing and encourage open conversations around mental health.
With advances in ultrasound technology, parents can now enjoy even clearer and more lifelike images than ever before. One of the most exciting developments is the HD Live baby scan.
Ultrasound scans are one of the most exciting parts of pregnancy. As technology has advanced, different types of scans are now available—most commonly 2D, 3D, and 4D scans.
The early weeks of pregnancy can be filled with excitement—but also uncertainty.
Early pregnancy is an exciting time, but it can also bring a lot of questions—especially when it comes to when to book your first ultrasound scan.
Your first pregnancy scan is a milestone moment—often filled with excitement, nerves, and curiosity.
Finding out you’re pregnant is an exciting and emotional moment. One of the first questions many expecting parents ask is: “When will I be able to see my baby?”
What Is Non-Invasive Prenatal Testing (NIPT)? A Complete Guide for Expecting Parents – by Daisyscan
On International Women's Day, Daisyscan wants to support women in pregnancy.
Early pregnancy is a time of remarkable change. From the moment implantation occurs, your body begins adapting to support your growing baby.
Every year on 11th February, the world celebrates the International Day of Women and Girls in Science—a day dedicated to recognizing the critical role that women and girls play in science...
Becoming pregnant after experiencing a miscarriage can bring a wide range of emotions.
When it comes to diagnostic imaging and specialist healthcare services, clients aren’t just looking for results—they’re looking for reassurance, trust, and care.
For many expectant parents, pregnancy is an exciting time filled with anticipation, questions, and hope. However, with NHS waiting times currently longer than usual...
I often get calls from women in early pregnancy who are scared, anxious, and unsure of what’s happening with their bodies.
Pregnancy is an exciting, emotional, and sometimes overwhelming journey. From the moment you see that positive test, questions naturally follow.
It’s that time of year when twinkling lights, cosy knitwear and festive cheer fill the air — and at Daisyscan, we’re embracing the season the best way we know how
Many parents now choose to have private scans alongside their routine NHS appointments because they want a more personal, flexible, and reassuring experience.
It’s completely natural for mums-to-be to pay close attention to every change during pregnancy — including the number on the scale.
Winter can be a magical season — cozy layers, warm drinks, and festive celebrations. But for women who are pregnant, the colder months can also bring unique challenges.
On International Men’s Day, we pause to celebrate not just the men in our families and communities, but also the partners, fathers-to-be, and supporters who play a vital role throughout the pregnancy.
Recent BBC investigations and the Society of Radiographers (SoR) have raised concerns about unregulated private baby scan clinics operating across the UK.
Catching a cold is never fun—but when you’re pregnant, it can feel especially exhausting.
The Benefits for an Incredible, Joyful, and Happy Pregnancy Journey 💕💙 Pregnancy is filled with magical moments—tiny kicks, growing bumps, and heartbeats that bring tears to your eyes.
Pregnancy is often described as a time of glowing joy and excitement—but let’s be honest, it can also bring moments of discomfort and worry.
At Daisyscan, we believe that caring for expectant parents means nurturing both body and mind.
October marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time to reflect, raise awareness, and remind ourselves of the importance of proactive health care for women at every life stage—including pregnancy.
Staying Active in Pregnancy: Celebrating National Fitness Day with Daisyscan
Celebratin’ Talk Like a Pirate Day with the Best Treasure O’ All: A Healthy Baby!
Expecting a little one doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy a well-deserved break!
At around 16 weeks, many expectant parents choose to book a private scan—and it can be one of the most reassuring and uplifting moments of pregnancy.
I decided to write an article on Pregnancy in older women as I was chatting to a mother at the school gates and she was asking me about it.
Today, we celebrate all the incredible fathers and father figures who continue to show unwavering strength, support, and love.
Pregnancy naturally makes you feel warmer due to hormonal changes and increased blood flow. As your bump grows, it’s normal to feel even hotter and more uncomfortable.
I felt the need to write this because we see so many women who’ve been through the unimaginable pain of baby loss. At Daisyscan, we want you to know: you are not alone.
As we transition into this time of year, the days seem to gather speed, growing warmer and full of momentum.
Pregnancy is one of life’s most remarkable journeys, filled with excitement, anticipation, and many questions.
Experiencing bleeding during pregnancy can be frightening, but it doesn’t always mean something is wrong.
Miscarriage is a difficult and emotional experience, and it’s natural to worry if it might happen to you.
While it might be tempting to test right away, it’s best to wait until the first day of your missed period. This is typically about two weeks after conception.
Is Bleeding or Spotting Normal in Pregnancy? Vaginal bleeding, particularly in early pregnancy, can happen and isn’t always a sign of a serious issue.
I can promise you in a couple of years you’ll get used to this phrase!
Hi there! If you're planning to travel while pregnant, there are a few important things to keep in mind to ensure a smooth and safe trip. Let's walk through them together.
Hello! Navigating hot weather while pregnant can be challenging but with a few practical tips, you can stay comfortable and safe. Let’s explore some ways to beat the heat together.
The placenta plays a critical role in pregnancy, serving multiple essential functions to support the developing fetus:
During pregnancy, a balanced and nutritious diet is crucial for the health of both the mother and the developing baby. Here are some essential do's and don'ts for pregnancy nutrition:
A small fraction of women have a heart-shaped uterus, known as a bicornuate uterus
Enjoy the fresh air and blossoming scenery...
Morning sickness, medically known as nausea and vomiting of pregnancy, is a common condition experienced by many pregnant women; typically occurring during the first trimester.
As the founder of Daisyscan I am passionate that Daisyscan will deliver excellent, unique and personalised care.
Access to early pregnancy or dating ultrasound scans within the NHS can be limited in your time of need.
Pregnancy during the winter increases the likelihood of contracting a cold or flu; so, I wanted to discuss typical concerns associated with a winter pregnancy and offer strategies for prevention.
The incidence of pregnancies among women in their 40s has been on the rise, more than doubling since 1990.
The third trimester of pregnancy, spanning from week 28 to delivery, is a time of significant growth and preparation.
The second trimester of pregnancy, spanning weeks 13 to 26, marks a transformative period for expectant mothers.
Organ Donation Week runs from 18-24 September
I think the first thing to say is: remember that you are pregnant! Pregnancy is physically and emotionally demanding. You simply won’t be able to do everything.
Pregnancy can cause mixed emotions: Firstly, mixed emotions in pregnancy are totally normal.
Every ultrasound scan in early pregnancy aims to answer two main questions: • Where has the pregnancy implanted? • Is the pregnancy progressing well or not?
With a heat wave coming to the UK, here are some top tips on how to stay Cool!
This has become a popular topic for pregnant women, so I thought I would answer some of your questions and let you known that the Group B Strep test is available at Daisyscan.
Understanding the extra pressure that arises from pregnancy is the key to being able to alleviate it.
Mother’s Day is a day to recognise the contribution that Mothers make to everyday family life and pay tribute to them all; past, present, and soon to be.
I just thought I would write a little blog to try and help pregnant women and their families through this amazing, transforming, roller-coaster ride of emotion and feelings.
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The day started with an anxious husband calling the clinic; panicking and not really sure what questions to ask or which scan to book?
As we near Winter Solstice we often have to brace ourselves for change...pregnancy, childbirth and new family members are definitely change!
Daisyscan sends its condolences to His Majesty The King and other members of the Royal Family on the death of H.M. Queen Elizabeth II.
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